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Somefearedforbrideandbridegroomyet；andguessAtstrangemischance。”Inthenightcrieswereheard，”
Othershadseensomeshadowsonthewall，inwondrousways。
LivesPascalyet?NonedarestodressThespicybroth，[11]toleavebesidethenuptialdoor；
Andsoanotherhourgoeso’er。
Thenfloatsalovelystrainofmusicoverhead，Asweetrefrainoftheardbefore，’Tistheaoubado[12]offeredtothenewly-wed。
Sothedooropesatlast，andtheyoungpairwasseen，Sheblushedbeforethefolk，butfriendlyhandandmien，Thefragmentsofhergartergives，Andeverywomantworeceives；
Thenwinksandwordsofruthfromeyeandliparepassed，AndluckofproudPascalmakesenviousallatlast，Forthepoorlads，whoseheartsarehealedbutslightly，Oftheirfirstferventpain，WhentheyseeFranconnette，blossomingrose-lightbrightly，Alldewyfresh，sosweetandsightly，Theycryaloud，”We’llne’erbelieveaSorcereragain！”
FootnotestoFRANCONNETTE。
[1]BlaisedeMontluc，MarshalofFrance，wasoneofthebitterestpersecutorsoftheHugueuots。Towardstheendofthesixteenthcentury，AgenwasacentreofProtestantism。Thetownwastakenagainandagainbythecontendingreligiousfactions。
WhenMontlucretooktheplace，in1562，fromTruelle，theHuguenotcaptain，hefoundthattheinhabitantshadfled，andtherewasnoonetobutcher(GascogneetLanguedoc，parPaulJoanne，p。95)。MontlucmadeupforhisdisappointmentbylayingwastethecountrybetweenFumelandPenne，townstothenorthofAgen，andslayingalltheHuguenots——men，women，andchildr
